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Not sure if this is some artist's mock-up, although it looks pretty convincingly real, in most respects. Who knows?
Not sure if this is some artist's mock-up, although it looks pretty convincingly real, in most respects. Who knows?
Oh my God, the soundtrack on the video.........
I can handle techno OK. but it was the combination of the music and the "lyrics" that made it horrible.Microsoft has always liked techno. Don't forget this gem from the Windows XP era:
Forget Windows 11, I want the magical 20GB/s SSD that lets you install Windows that quickly
This. That's why I'm pretty sure that (sadly) it's just a mock-up, and not an actual build.I was immediately suspicious as soon as I saw the poor english on the selling points of W11.1. the guys that make Windows are in Redmond and as far as I can remember I've never seen poor english in Windows.
This. That's why I'm pretty sure that (sadly) it's just a mock-up, and not an actual build.
Did anyone not notice in the About Windows Screen it says this at about 4:09 mark:
"This Windows is just a concept, created by AR 4789 and is not part of Microsoft Corporation."
You've never used or updated Window 10? It doesn't work that way.I recall MS saying 10 would be the very last version and it would just be a rolling release, but I do think this is kind of a bad idea, it will just get so bloated from all the updates and get quite ridiculous. Imagine 10-20 years worth of updates. Imagine having to wait for all those updates after a clean install.
You've never used or updated Window 10? It doesn't work that way.
Yeah but it's not going to install every individual patch that was released! Microsoft release big updates that contain all the little patches in one (sort of). Plus if you want a new release of Windows 10 you can just download it from Microsoft and it'll be pretty much up to date.Ex: if I go and buy windows 10 now does it not have to patch up all the way to the current state?